Ryan W.

I’ve managed $13.6 million in ad spend across Google and Meta, generating $59.4 million in tracked revenue at an average 4.37x return on ad spend. To get those results, I work across the entire funnel, including the campaigns, creative, landing pages, and conversion tracking. Each part affects what you pay to acquire a customer and how profitably you can grow. When you work with me, you get me. I develop the strategy, manage your campaigns, handle the media buying, and write the creative briefs. I’m also the person you speak with about performance, what we’re learning, and what we’re doing next. I have a small team of designers, video editors, and developers behind me. They produce ads from my briefs, help build and improve landing pages, and set up or fix conversion tracking. I direct their work, so you get the creative and technical support your campaigns need with one person overseeing how it all comes together. A few examples of my results: * RentReporters: $12.4M in revenue from $3.2M in ad spend. 3.88x ROAS. * Curex: $20.1M in revenue from $3.9M in ad spend. 5.13x ROAS. * Lucid Private Offices: $8.3M in revenue from $2.1M in ad spend. 4.01x ROAS. * Millman Search: $1.58M in revenue from $227K in ad spend. 6.95x ROAS. * IM Health: $1.3M in revenue from $273K in ad spend. 4.77x ROAS. You can read the full case studies, see examples of the ads and landing pages, and read testimonials from my clients at [ryanwalker dot xyz] Two ways we can work together: 1. Ongoing management. I manage your Google and Meta campaigns and work with you to improve performance, test new ideas, and scale what’s working. 2. An audit. I review your campaigns, creative, landing pages, and tracking, then walk you through what I’d change and why. You leave with a clear, prioritized action plan. If you’re investing in Google or Meta Ads and want better results, send me a message with your website, monthly ad spend, and what you’re trying to improve. Let’s talk about what it will take to bring in more customers and make your campaigns more profitable.